MOJBELGRADE - Issue 01-2017

January - June 2017 

Issue 1-2017 

MOJBELGRADE 

Official Newsletter of the Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade 

PROMOTION OF MALAYSIA 

“While public diplomacy complements 

traditional and formal diplomacy, it is 

without a doubt has a significant impact 

on relations between nations since the 

key to sound relations between states lie 

in the affinity between their peoples, 

which largely stems from mutual understanding.” 

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VISIT TO MANUAL Co 

In its efforts to engage with the local business 

community, the staff of the Embassy of 

Malaysia visited the Manual Co, a famous 

manufacturer of Serbian leather products in 

Novi Sad, known for using traditional techniques 

of leather processing as well as for 

its excellent craftsmanship. 

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15th BUDVA CARNIVAL 

The Embassy’s Cultural Troupe Chenderawasih 

showcased the Malaysian traditional 

dances and costumes in the 15th International 

Budva Carnival in Montenegro, one of 

the biggest cultural events in the region. 

MALAYSIAN CHARITY 

BAZAAR 2017

FOREWORD 

Tak kenal maka tak cinta.. 

Being two geographically distance 

countries, it is not really surprising 

that there are many things that 

Malaysia and Serbia did not know 

about each other. 

Some Serbians confused Malaysia 

with some other countries of the 

Southeast Asia region and many 

Malaysians thought that this country 

of the former Yugoslavia is still in a 

war-torn condition, and some even 

confused Serbia with Siberia! 

There is no short cut to remedy this 

rather than to go back to the basic 

and that is to promote people-topeople 

contact between the two 

countries. The power of “public 

diplomacy”, should not be underestimated. 

Just look at China’s “Ping- 

Pong diplomacy” in 1971. 

While public diplomacy complements 

traditional and formal diplomacy, 

it is without a doubt has a 

significant impact on relations 

between nations since the key to 

sound relations between states lie in 

the affinity between their peoples, 

which largely stems from mutual 

understanding. Therefore, people-topeople 

contact, especially through 

cultural exchanges in the sectors of 

culture, education, sports and 

tourism, play a fundamental role in 

the promotion of bilateral relations. 

As the Malaysian old adage goes… 

“tak kenal maka tak cinta” (to know is 

to love).. 

Courtesy call by the 

Cambodian Ambassador 

n 20 March 2017, Chargé d’Affaires 

O a.i. of the Embassy of Malaysia 

received a courtesy call from H.E. Dr. 

Chem Widhaya, Ambassador of the 

Kingdom of Cambodia to the Republic of 

France, who is also accredited to the 

Republic of Serbia. His Excellency 

Widhaya was in Belgrade to present his 

credentials and took the opportunity to 

visit ASEAN embassies in Serbia. 

Meeting with Manga Trip 

Travel Agency 

n 22 March 2017, Chargé d’Affaires 

O a.i. of the Embassy of Malaysia had a 

meeting with founder and General 

Manager of Manga Trip travel agency, 

Mr Milos Jakovljevic and Mr Andrej Maricic, 

local celebrity and TV show host 

(Survivor, Roads to Indochina, Living with 

MEETINGS 

Partnership with the Podrzi 

Zivot Association 

n 21 March 2017, the Chargé 

O d’Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of 

Malaysia had a meeting with the 

representatives of the Podrzi zivot 

(Support Life) Foundation, which helps 

children with serious illness to get 

adequate medical treatment. The prominent 

Serbian humanitarian organisation 

was the Malaysian Embassy’s main 

partner for the Malaysian Charity Bazaar 

2017 . 

nature), who had recently returned from 

shooting travelogue series in Malaysia. 

The travelogue aims to showcase Malaysia’s 

unique tourist attractions to the 

Serbian viewers, particularly the country’s 

nature adventures. 

The meeting also explored the potentials 

of further cooperation to promote Malaysia’s 

diverse tourism offers to the Serbian 

travellers. 

Best regards, 

NIK ADY ARMAN 

Chargé d’Affaires a.i. 

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Cooperation with 

Diplomacy & Commerce 

Magazine 

n 23 March 2017, the Chargé 

O d’Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of 

Malaysia in Belgrade had a meeting with 

Mrs Ruza Ristanovic, General Manager 

and Ms Tanja Bankovic, Editorial Manager 

of the Diplomacy & Commerce 

magazine. The meeting explored 

possible promotional segment of Malaysia 

and the work of the Embassy’s in the 

magazine. 

Meeting with the National 

Tourism Organisation 

hargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Malaysian 

C Embassy had a meeting with the 

representatives of the National Tourism 

Organisation of Serbia (TOS), Mrs Marija 

Labovic, CEO and Mrs Zorica Jovanov, 

Head of Division for Promotion of Serbia in 

Foreign Markets. 

During the meeting, CDA was informed 

about the positive feedbacks from the 

recent familiarisation trip by Malaysian 

tour operators to Serbia. The meeting also 

discussed the possibilities of cooperation 

between the National Tourism Organisation 

of Serbia and the Embassy of Malaysia 

in 2017 . 

The Launching of Negaraku 

Expression Programme 

n 18 March 2017, Prime Minister of 

O Malaysia, Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Abdul 

Razak launched the "Ekspresi Negaraku" 

(Negaraku Expression) programme at 

Dataran Putrajaya. The programme, aimed 

at showcasing Malaysia’s multiracial, multiethnic 

and multi-religous unity will allow 

Malaysians to demonstrate their feelings 

and expression for the country. 

The Prime Minister, in launching the programme 

said,"Patriotism is the foundation 

and main element for a strong identity 

which we need to foster if we want to be a 

nation that is peaceful, harmonious and 

united,"…."This is the country of our birth, 

the place where we toddled when we were 

small, were schooled and grew up in, earn a 

living as adults and when the time comes, 

we will be laid to rest here, where we were 

born". 

Among the initiatives under the Negaraku 

programme include a national arts competition, 

contribution of story, poster competition, 

art exhibition and using Negaraku 

logo in all the official government correspondence. 

If you have an interesting and 

patriotic story to share, about a Malaysian 

experience, encounter or interaction, you 

can share at: 

http://www.negaraku.com. 

zIn this regard, the “Ekspresi Negaraku” 

campaign should be supported by all Malaysians, 

irrespective of race, since its main 

objective is to help inculcate the spirit of 

patriotism, including Malaysians abroad. In 

conjunction with this year’s National Day, 

INFORMATION 

Ekspresi Negaraku is an appropriate platform 

to promote the “Negaraku” initiative. 


*Visa free trial period, no available information 

CONSULAR 

Malaysia Increasingly Popular Among 

Serbian Travellers 

Visa free trial period for Serbian passport holders in 2016, 

together with the intensified promotional efforts, contributed to 

the 73 per cent increase in the number of Serbian visitors 

recorded in the first half of this year 

hen the Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade was 

W re-established in 2004, the people in Serbia knew very 

little about Malaysia. Travelling to Malaysia at that time was 

also considered to be a challenge due to its costly airfares and 

the special approval needed for visas. 

The simplification of visa application process ensued in 2006. 

The continuous and intensive promotional activities as well as 

engagement with local tour operators, agencies and media, contributed 

to the growth of the tourism exchange, particularly in 

the increasing number of Serbian visitors to Malaysia which 

maintained an average annual rate of 18.8 per cent over the last 

decade. There was also an increase in the number of major 

tourist agents offering various destinations in Malaysia, from 

just one in 2010 to eight in the recent time. 

The visa free trial period for the Serbian passport holders, introduced 

by the Government of Malaysia in 2016, was also another 

major incentive for Serbians to take interest in Malaysia’s 

tourism diversity. 

The excellent cooperation between the Embassy and the popular 

Manga Trip travel agency has resulted with the production 

of a video travelogue on Malaysia’s national parks (which will be 

broadcasted by several major local TV stations in November this 

year) is also expected to attract more Serbian tourists especially 

the young travellers. 

The structure of the Serbian travellers to Malaysia has also 

shifted in favor of business visits, which currently make almost 

one third of the total number of travels. This is a very positive 

indication, as it could be conducive for further development of 

the economic cooperation between Serbia and Malaysia. 

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ACTIVITIES 

Basic Fine Dining 

Etiquette Course 

The Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade in 

collaboration with PERWAKILAN 

Belgrade, organised a Basic Fine Dining 

Etiquette Course for its staffs and the 

ladies of PERWAKILAN Belgrade on 24 

February 2017. 

Chargé d'affaires a.i together with Mrs 

Nur Azlina Adinan, the Chairperson of 

PERWAKILAN Belgrade, conducted the 

course. Participants were presented with 

the overview and relevant etiquettes of 

fine dining as well as the table setting for 

formal dinners. 


Visit to the Manual Co 

n its efforts to engage with the local business community, the 

I Embassy of Malaysia visited the Manual Co factory in Novi 

Sad. Manual Co is a Serbian manufacturer of leather product 

that is well known for its high quality, handmade leather 

products and excellent traditional craftsmanship. 

Members of the Embassy were briefed on the processes involved 

in producing the leather products and were also given a tour of 

the production facility. 

Reading of the "Don Quixote 

de la Mancha" 

ultilingual Book Reading was held on 25 April 2017 at 

M the Instituto Cervantes de Belgrado, which saw the 

reading of the famous Spanish novel in 35 languages. 

The spouse of the Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the Embassy of 

Malaysia in Belgrade, Mrs Nur Azlina Adinan translated and 

read some parts of the novel in Bahasa Malaysia. The event was 

a good opportunity for the Embassy to showcase the usage of 

Bahasa Malaysia to the international community in Belgrade 

since it is not commonly heard in this part of the region. 

CorD Charity Masters Race, 

Belgrade Marathon 

hargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Malaysian Embassy participated 

C in the 30th Belgrade Marathon, the biggest public sports 

event in Serbia. CDA successfully completed the half-marathon 

humanitarian Charity Masters 2017 Race, organised by the CorD 

Magazine. 

The donation collected for CDA’s run was channeled to the 

Podrzi zivot (Support Life) Foundation, the Embassy’s main 

partner for the Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017. 


“Malaysia Month” at the Belgrade Elementary School 

The Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade organised the “Malaysia Month” at the Stari Grad 

Elementary School from 1 to 30 March 2017. 

The one-month program started with the 

classes on Malaysia that were participated 

by around 70 students from 9 to 13 

years of age. The objective of the classes 

was to introduce the students to the 

basic information on Malaysia: its geography, 

history, system of government 

and also to provide deeper insight on 

Malaysia’s society as well as its cultural 

heritage. The students were particularly 

excited in learning Malaysia’s flora and 

fauna (especially the endemic and 

endangered species), interesting places, 

food, fruits, sports and games, as well as 

the traditional Malaysian dances and 

costumes. 

The students showed genuine interest 

to learn more about Malaysia and were 

very responsive throughout the event. 

Negaraku Performance 

Sanja Radmilovic, Principal 

Winner of the “Malaysia Month” singing 

contest and the youngest Serbian participant 

in the prestigious San Remo festival 

in Italy, opens the Closing Ceremony with 

the stunning performance of Negaraku . 

Following the classes, students were 

divided into several workshops according 

to their age groups. Under the theme 

“Symbols of Malaysia”, they were tasked 

to come up with their own projects relating 

to PETRONAS Twin Towers, Malaysian 

public figures, fruits, food, flowers 

and Malaysia’s animal species. Chargé 

d’Affaires a.i. and the Embassy’s staff 

actively participated in the workshops by 

working closely with the teachers and 

the students, continually providing 

additional information and guidance for 

the projects. 

The programme concluded on 30 March 

2017 with a Closing Ceremony that was 

attended by students and their parents as 

well as teachers from the school. The 

event began with the vocal performance 

of the Malaysian national anthem, 

Negaraku, by the school talent Ms Andjela 

Ninkovic, followed by presentations of 

the best projects in all categories. The 

students also put up special performances 

of a theatre play entitled “The Mousedeer 

and the Tiger” and recited the classic 

Malaysian poem “Guru Oh Guru”. The students 

were also presented with video 


More than 70 students participated 

in the “Malaysia Month” workshops 

clips on Malaysia. 

The students particularly 

enjoyed participating in the 

quiz “How much do you know 

about Malaysia?” with attractive 

prizes for each student 

who answered the questions 

correctly. The programme 

continued with the prize 

giving ceremony for winners 

of the best projects in all 

categories, as well as certificates 

for those who had 

contributed to the success of 

the programme. The highlight 

of the event included the 

traditional Malaysian dances 

performance by the Embassy’s 

cultural troupe Chenderawasih 

with the climax of Joget 

Lambak with the Embassy’s 

staff showing the moves to the 

students, parents and the 

teachers who joined the dance. 

To make the experience of 

Malaysia truly unique, the 

event ended with the food 

sampling of traditional Malaysian 

cuisine prepared by 

PERWAKILAN Belgrade. 


The “Malaysia Month” at the 

Stari Grad Elementary School 

in Belgrade was very successful. 

The students showed 

genuine interest to learn more 

about Malaysia and were very 

responsive throughout the 

programme, which also 

received numerous positive 

feedbacks from the local 

community and the media. 

The Embassy of Malaysia in 

Belgrade wishes to thank once 

again the Principal, teachers, 

students and parents for their 

excellent cooperation and 

support that made the 

“Malaysia Month” a success. 

The Mousedeer and the Tiger 

The school play based on the traditional Malaysian folk tale was 

very popular among younger students. 

Never Give Up 

Presenting Best Malaysia theme painting award to the 

talented autistic student who won the competition despite his 

disability. 

Malaysian Traditional Handicrafts Showcase 

Students were particularly interested in the showcase of the 

Malaysian traditional handicrafts prepared by the Embassy and 

wanted to learn more about each item displayed at the main 

hall. 

Sampling Malaysian Cuisine 

The students enjoyed the homemade Malaysian finger food prepared 

by PERWAKILAN Belgrade, especially the sweet desserts. 


INTERVIEW 

Malaysia Month: A Unique Example 

a Real Education 

The “Malaysia Month” from the perspective of Mrs Ljiljana 

Cuzovic, English Teacher and School Project Coordinator 

hat is your overall view of the 

W “Malaysia Month” programme 

that was held at the Stari Grad 

Elementary School? 

I think this kind of programme truly 

educates the students as it brings their 

families, teachers and others together in 

a positive cultural learning experience. 

The “Malaysia Month” is a unique 

example of real education. All those 

involved in this one-month programme 

should take pride for putting such efforts 

where everyone was happy and most 

pleased. 

Which part of the programme the 

students find most interesting and 

why? 

Each aspect of this programme was 

inspiring and fascinating. The students’ 

enthusiasm stayed strong throughout the 

whole period of the programme. In a 

warm and comfortable environment of 

our school, which was decorated with 

extraordinary posters of Malaysia’s 

natural beauties, my students got a strong 

and encouraging impression that learning 

and doing something together is a great 

fun. Discovering the uniqueness of the 

Malaysian culture was the biggest 

excitement for all of us. Some of the most 

interesting parts of the programme were 

the quiz “How much do you know about 

Malaysia?”, the opportunity to sample 

some of the popular Malaysian food and 

dancing with the Embassy’s cultural 

troupe Chenderawasih. 

What was the beneficial aspect of the 

“Malaysia Month” to the school in 

general and the students particularly? 

How useful was the programme in the 

students’ daily learning? 

During the “Malaysia Month”, my 

students got a strong and encouraging 

impression that learning and doing 

something together is a great fun. 

It was really nice to see students ranging 

from 7 to 15 years of age working 

together to learn about Malaysia. This 

experience made a tremendous difference 

in their lives. They showed genuine 

interest to learn more about your 

beautiful country and its culture. Most of 

all, the students were fascinated with the 

active support they received from the 

Malaysian Charge d’Affaires and the 

Embassy’s staff who worked closely with 

Mrs Ljiljana Cuzovic 

all of us in providing additional 

information and guidance for the 

projects, particularly on the recital of the 

poem “Guru Oh Guru”, “The Mousedeer 

and the Tiger” theatre play, providing 

costumes and promotional videos and the 

preparation for the quiz. The students 

were not used to these kind of support, 

and they realized very quickly how 

precious it was for the success of this 

event. 

What is your expectation on this kind of 

programme in the future? 

All of us who love history, culture, 

tradition and learning have an obligation 

to keep working hard and remain firm in 

our principles and values. This kind of 

programme has proved that our children 

deserve the very best. Whenever I see 

their happy faces, I am certain of this. 

Even today my students radiate with joy, 

positive learning and creativity coming 

from the “Malaysia Month”. 


15th International Tourism 

Carnival in Budva 

s part of the Embassy of Malaysia in 

A Belgrade’s efforts to promote Malaysia 

and its culture in the region, the 

Embassy’s cultural troupe, Chenderawasih, 

participated in the 15th International 

Tourism Budva Carnival in Budva, Montenegro. 

The carnival took place from 28 to 

30 April and attracted around 20,000 

visitors. 

Chenderawasih’s performance showcased 

Malaysia’s rich and diverse cultural heritage 

through traditional dances and 

costumes. 

The Embassy of Malaysia’s participation in 

the Budva International Carnival received 

numerous positive feedbacks from the 

local public, representatives of the local 

self-government and the media as well as 

the Malaysian community working and 

living in Montenegro. 



IN FOCUS 

MALAYSIAN CHARITY BAZAAR 2017 

The Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade, Serbia organised its 5th Malaysian Charity Bazaar on 

13 May 2017 at the Radisson Blu Old Mill Hotel in Belgrade. 

he Bazaar is part of the Embassy of 

T Malaysia in Belgrade’s public diplomacy 

approach and was supported by 

more than 50 local and international 

organisations and business community, 

as well as the participation of several 

embassies of the Asian countries. 

Around 3,500 visitors attended the 5- 

hour carnival-like family event that was 

packed with many local performances 

with special appearances by local celebrities. 

Every year, the Bazaar focuses on 

assisting a specific humanitarian organisation 

and creating awareness on a particular 

socially disadvantaged group, 

aiming to inspire others to follow. 

The Malaysian booth hosted by 

PERWAKILAN Belgrade was the most 

attractive to the visitors of the 

Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017. 

Apart from sampling the delicious 

homemade Malaysian specialties, the 

visitors took special interest in the 

explanations provided by PERWAKI- 

LAN Belgrade, as well as in sharing 

the culinary recipes (including the 

spices used in the cuisine), which 

were all sold for charity. 

The Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017 

was supported by more than 50 local 

and international organisations and 

business community, several embassies 

of the Asian countries and 

received around 3,500 visitors 

This year, the proceeds from the Bazaar 

was channelled to the Podrzi zivot 

(Support Life) Foundation, headed by the 

famous Serbian actor Sergej Trifunovic 

that helps children with serious illnesses 

to get adequate medical treatment. 

In a statement, the Chargé d’Affaires of 

the Embassy, Mr Nik Ady Arman Nik 

Mohd Kamil said that the Malaysian 

Charity Bazaar aims to promote peopleto-people 

contact between Malaysia and 

Serbia that is hope to increase the 

understanding between the two 

geographically distant countries and 

subsequently lead to the strengthening 

of the bilateral ties and cooperation. 

Among the highlights of the event were: 

Showcase of Malaysia’s Cuisine 

included Satay, Mee Goreng, Karipap, Cucur, 

Apam Balik, Samosa and many others prepared 

by the ladies of PERWAKILAN Belgrade 

and sharing of culinary recipes such as 

Kari Ayam and Nasi Goreng with the visitors. 


Traditional Malaysian 

Costumes Fashion Show 

featured traditional costumes 

of all three major 

races and from different 

parts of Malaysia, making 

the show a vivid presentation 

of the country’s cultural 

heritage and ethnic diversity. 

The fashion show 

received huge ovations from 

the audience 

Sale and Display 

of Malaysian 

Handicrafts 

was very popular among 

the visitors, who took 

special interest in batik, 

but also in other displayed 

items such as Labu 

Sayong and the sale of 

various Malaysian handicrafts 

and souvenirs 

Malaysian Traditional Dance 

Performance 

by the Embassy’s Cultural Troupe 

Chenderawasih was the main attraction 

of the event’s cultural programme. 

The audience especially 

enjoyed the performance of Chenderawaish 

youth, comprised of the 

local children under 10 years of age 

Info booth 

where the visitors could learn the latest 

information about Malaysia’s natural 

beauties and diverse tourism offer 


Rich and Diverse Cultural Programme 

hosted by local actors and TV hosts, featuring more than 30 

cultural troupes, bands and other stage performers 

throughout the event 

...and the Charity Raffle 

with the main prize of return flight tickets to Malaysia and 

dozens of other attractive prizes 


PROMOTION 

Interview for Serbia Daily 

On the occasion of the Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017, the most popular Serbian daily English language, published the 

interview with the Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Malaysian Embassy in Belgrade in its 11 May edition. 


Appearance on Kopernikus TV 

n 10 May 2017, the Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Malaysian 

O Embassy in Belgrade was a guest of the morning show of 

the Kopernikus TV Channel 1, leading TV channel of the Kopernikus 

media network. 

During the interview, the Malaysian Chargé d’Affaires a.i. 

announced the upcoming Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017 and 

welcomed the viewers to the charity fundraising programme. 

RTV Studio B TV Interview 

he Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Malaysian Embassy in Belgrade 

was a guest of the popular morning show broadcast- 

T 

ed by the national frequency RTV Studio B on 11 May 2017. 

During the interview, the Malaysian Chargé d’Affaires a.i. 

informed the viewers about the uniqueness of the Malaysian 

culture and invited them to experience it at the upcoming 

Malaysian Charity Bazaar 2017. 

DONATION CEREMONY 

hargé d’Affaires of the Malaysian Embassy in Belgrade 

C presented the donation raised at the Malaysian Charity 

Bazaar 2017 to the Podrzi zivot (Support Life) Foundation at a 

symbolic ceremony held at the Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade 

HUMANITARIAN 

on 8 June 2017. The total donation valued at EUR 4,000 

(RM 20,000) and channeled to the Podrzi zivot (Support Life) 

Foundation would help children with serious illness to get adequate 

medical treatment. 


Food Planet International 

Cuisine Festival 2017 

The Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade participated in 

the Food Planet 2017, a public promotional event, 

which runs from 27 April to 27 May 2017 in Novi Sad, 

capital of Serbia’s province of Vojvodina 

n 23 May, with the theme “Malaysia Day”, the Embassy 

O showcased some of its traditional cuisine through a cooking 

demonstration such as Satay and Roti Jala. Visitors also had 

the opportunity to sample some of the other popular Malaysian 

food like Kari Ayam, Karipap and the Malaysian national drink 

called Teh Tarik, all prepared by the ladies of PERWAKILAN Belgrade. 

The Embassy’s cultural troupe Chenderawasih (Birds of 

Paradise) entertained the crowd with a variety of traditional 

Malaysian dances from different parts of Malaysia, including the 

indigenous dances from Sarawak (Borneo Island), the popular 

dances from peninsular Malaysia called Inang and Zapin, and 

also contemporary songs such as Malaysia Truly Asia. As one of 

the highlights of the cultural performance, visitors joined the 

performers and learn the steps of one of Malaysia’s most 

popular dances - Joget Kelantan. 

With Malaysian promotional videos and traditional instrumental 

music played throughout the day, visitors also showed their 

interest to learn more about Malaysia at the Embassy’s info 

booth. Malaysia’s participation in the Food Planet 2017 received 

numerous positive feedbacks from the public, media and the 

organisers. 


Martial Arts Seminar 

hargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade 

C officiated the opening of the Aikido and Jujutsu Seminar 

organised by the Daishin Ryu Budo Club on 4 June 2017. 

In his opening speech, CDA Nik Ady Arman, who is also a 

member of the Daishin Ryu Jujutsu Club, highlighted the importance 

of leading an active lifestyle, particularly to nurture a 

healthy mind and body that would contribute to the overall well 

-being of a person. 

The Embassy would like to thank Sensei Mladen Burazerovic 

and Sensei Milos Jovanovic for the invitation to the said event. 

Donation to the Borca Mosque 

n 13 June 2017, a group of Malaysians donated 20 sets of 

O school desks, 40 sets of chairs and a whiteboard to the 

Borca Mosque, which will be used by the children/youths 

attending the Quran reading and learning classes in the 

Mosque. 

Chargé d’Affaires of the Malaysian Embassy in Belgrade, representing 

the said donors, presented the equipment to Imam 

Muhammed Hadzic of the Borca Mosque. 


COMING UP: 

ASEAN Flag Raising Ceremony 

In celebration of 

50th Anniversary of ASEAN 

Hari Sukan Negara 2017 

Malaysian Cuisine Week 2017 

Embassy of Malaysia 

Belgrade, Republic of Serbia 

Address: 

Krajiska 2, 1040 Belgrade 

Tel: +381 11 26 62 736 

+381 11 26 62 746 

+381 63 32 87 85 

Fax: +381 11 36 79 080 

E-mail: mwbelgrade.kln@kln.gov.my 

GMT: + 1 hr (Winter), + 2 hrs (Summer) 

Monday - Friday 8.30 a.m - 4.30 p.m 

www.kln.gov.my/web/srb_belgrade/home 

www.facebook.com/embassyofmalaysiabelgrade 

Twitter: @MYembassyBEL

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